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In our newsletter we share the latest news and developments and show the steps we and others are taking towards a sustainable future.

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The heavy transport sector is in the middle of a major structural shift. With more effective charging through Megawatt Charging System (MCS), with twice the effect as its’ predecessor, truck...

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Woman charging a car in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Taking the lead in a crowded charging market: the next step in electric driving

Electric driving is growing rapidly across Europe. But without reliable, affordable and smart charging infrastructure, that growth will stall. As markets mature, new pressures are emerging. ...

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Lower Thames Crossing will be the biggest development of electric and hydrogen powered heavy machinery in the world.

Huge road and tunnel project in the UK aims to reshape construction for the future

Construction is one of the hardest sectors to decarbonise. But in the UK, a major infrastructure project aims to reach carbon neutral by using electric machinery and low‑emission materials.

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